All Therapists in Long Beach

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    Hillary Marshall, LCSW

    I believe that, as human beings, we all share similar needs, including a sense of belonging, a sense of purpose, a feeling that we make a difference, having a safe place to express ourselves, and feeling connected. I believe that creativity, self-expression, authenticity, and acknowledging needs and emotions are intrinsic to feeling whole. Therefore, I tend to focus on these Read more...
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    Alynn Cauldwell, LMFT

    I am a licensed marriage and family therapist with a private practice in Long Beach, CA. I have an unconditional positive regard for each individual I meet. I offer a supportive, interactive, and non-judgmental atmosphere in which to help you deal with issues that are troubling you. Whether you are struggling with trauma, PTSD, depression, anxiety, relationship issues, substance abuse/dependence, Read more...
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    Maple Moriji, MFT

    Therapy is an art, not a science. Since every person is a unique individual, therapy will vary depending on the persons involved. Hence, there can be no one approach to therapy which works for everyone. To facilitate change, different techniques may be used. However, the forging of a therapeutic alliance is essential for change. Research has shown that a successful Read more...

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